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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1939
Page
2
Farmers are advised on clover and sweet clover planting in the Southwest. Emphasis on timing from February to March, soil bed setup, inoculation, and nurse crops like barley or oats. Cautions include avoiding if root rot affects cotton and choosing biennial vs annual types for regional conditions.
The article reviews legume forage options for Southwest pastures, noting lespedeza varieties including Kobes and new strains like Tennessee 76, Korean, and Kobelespedeza. Alfalfa is highlighted as the region’s king, best sown in fall, with caution on seedling weed competition, and guidelines for timing and soil readiness.
Will Ramsay a Kerr County rancher died of pneumonia after illnesses spanning several days. Born January 3 he lived most life in Kerr County except years ranching in Kimble He moved from Turtle Creek area and was a community leader. Surviving are his widow Maggie Ramsay and two daughters. Funeral services are planned for Wednesday at First Methodist Church with Rev J R Mian officiating.
Mrs Verne Consert and Mrs Lib fie Mansfeld of Junction three sons Fred Besnard and Samt Bansay of Kerrie faar Joven Mrs Tessie Wallace of pWetike Tee Mr Warver Neath of ipevevilime Mrs Ki Mi em of California and Mrs May Pratt Mow of Cosi Girard Arethes Chaste Ram and Rob ert Tham tat. Five grandchildren also survive. We thank all who helped during this time of deep sorrow. Randolph family notices from Antona first of the week.
A Texas sales tax plan faces stiff opposition as experts estimate revenue ranges from 90 to 120 million dollars annually. Critics warn the levy would strangulate business, raising effective taxes on staples and piling costs on retailers who collect taxes from consumers.
The governor proposed a Sepage style bill to overhaul Old Age pensions replacing $20 for all seniors with a plan deducting income from $30 and paying the difference. It would grant $30 to the poorest while higher earners receive less, provoking swift criticism from pension experts and lawmakers as incompatible with federal requirements.
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